September 2010
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Pane con Tomate
Toast (garlic optional), grated tomato, olive oil, and sea salt - breakfast of andalusian champions! For two weeks in Spain we ate this daily for breakfast - at cafes, in the train station, or en casa (home). This simple breakfast is filling and easy to make. Breakfast too early for tomato? This simple flavor combination would also pair well with a Mediterranean lunch, dinner, or snack.
June 2010
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Mikey P Sandwich | NYC
The Mikey P ‘blue zone’ Sandwich - hummus, tomato, avocado, arugula, extra virgin olive oil, salt, and pepper on hand sliced health loaf. Perfect summer lunch (or second lunch)
May 2010
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Maialino | NYC
The Main Event at Danny Meyer’s newest reataurant Maialino is the Maialino, a suckling pig served over potatoes roasted in the meat’s drippings. Delicious!
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Rasika | DC
Hands down, Rasika is one of DC’s BEST restaurants. Its certainly the best Indian indian in DC and may be the best in the nation. Bold statement, but Chef Vikram Sundaram’s creations are no secret - he received the 2009 Best Chef Mid Atlantic Award by James Beard Foundation - and Raskia got four out of four stars from the Washington Post Magaziene in 2009. But what’s important...
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Ithaca | Thai Cuisiene
Ithaca, NY’s Asian culinary scene is known for a Thai restaurant per capita ratio second only to, well, Thailand. Dud free offerings in every style (Delivery / Casual / Royal) and every restaurant is hautemeal quality. Pictured above is Thai Cuisiene’s Larb Gai, a Thai salad staple of minced chicken set off by red onion and lime juice dressing. Thai Cuisiene’s specials change...
April 2010
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Perry | Grillmaster
Grits for breakfast - BBQ for lunch - ribs for dinner - that’s how to eat your way through the south. If you ever find yourself Perry, GA you can’t leave with out dining at the famous Grillmaster. The home style cooking and southern hospitality will never let you down - evidenced by the local politicians, pro golfers, and friends of the master whose signed photos decorate the three...
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DC | Amsterdam Falafel
This Dutch-style falafel shop located in the heart of Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood serves up delicious, twice fried, colorful falafels and fries. Each falafel is cooked to order by the friendly staff - then you help yourself to their diverse salad bar - where each option is more delicious than the next. Don’t forget to crush your balls (no joke) and don’t miss...